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The Washington critic., 1887-08-29
THE COLORED CITIZEN.

Rev. DR.. Laws has been prostrated by
ovetwork and his friends are anxious that
be should take u long needed vacation.
The Mount Bethel Baptist Association Ia
now ~ session In the ldttle Ark Church,
King George County, Va.
The First Washington Baptist Associa-
tion will convene September 10 with tho
Mount Horeb Church, on Sixteenth street,
between b and q streets northeast.
Most Of the colored clergy are ont OF the
city but will return by the 10th OF Septem-
Der. Rev. I. !. Robinson has not quite re-
covered from his recent illness.
The seating capacity OF the Virginia
Avenue Church VIII be l,l00. 1t will be
completed by January /, lSSS.
Miss Carrie Becks has gone to Plttsburg
TO visit her sister, Mrs, Ella b. Lee.
The 2auia Literary has elected the fol.
lowing officers for the season: President,
Mi's Mary E. Wilson; vlce.presldent, Miss
Ida b. White; recording secretary, Eddie
Holmes, corresponding secretary, Miss
Clara Payne; treasurer, Mrs Lizzie Gaut.
son; librarian, Mrs. Lucille Smith; editor,
VIM. II. Crockett; executive COMMITTEES,
Thomas Allen, EDDIE Ilolincs, Misses Len
Gautson, VI, Il. Wilson aud Clara Payne.
Miss GGulsnn is to he rendered banquet
by the society before she leaves for uer
school In Virginia.
The funeral Of Mrs Lucy Ianuing Waite
took place yesterday from her lat resi-
dence, 4H2 School street southwest, Rev.
DR., Laws officiating. Mira. White WAS a
bride Ot only four months sud lGIvcs nUny
ftlfnds to mourn her sudden aud mclan
choly departure.
Mlss Amelia l.. THghnln. q graduate ~
Howard University, Is nog teaching music
at Montgomery. Ala. aud pullisIiug q
monthly paper called The lhgicti Messenger
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4 FOGGY norton RoIY.
John Waynes Fatally Shot by Frani,
Heiuermnn,

hetutrniNn.
Frank Heidermap and Peter Digs had
Just finished a game of baseball in the White
Lot, about o o'clock on Saturday, when two
other colored men named John Waynes aud
George jackson came along In wagon.
Heiderman and Dlggs wanted to get into
the wagon TO ride, and, being refused, they
became angry aud hot words followed.
jackson used his whip, aud the horse
started away. When the coruer OF Pwen-
tie,h street and New York avenue was
reached, the wagon was moving at rapid
rate Of speed, and In turning the corner the
vehicle turned over and threw the occupants
into the street. They had Just reg sined their
feet when Diggs aud Heilerm4n arrived
on tue scene. ieidermsn drew Il pistol
aud shot Nayues In the abdomen, aud Digs
raised q pRviug stone and struck jackson
on the head, fraciuring his skull. Wsyue4
staggered up Twentieth street short die
tauce and fell aud died Ia few minutes.
The murderer and his companion walked
Of toward the Potomac ilats.
Policeman Ready was summoned hy ttle-
phone and he took up the hunt for tue muir
derer.
He waded through the lllts for some time
but did not find his man. Private Kendlg
arrested DIggs
Coroner Patterson held an inquest yestcr-
day on the body OF Waynes.
@. q. Holmes, who has a place of bust
npss at Twentieth and + streets, swnre that
he saw the man who fired the pistol but he
did not know either OF the parties.
Henry Taylor of 4Oj Niueteenth street
swore that be saw lleidernan shoot Wayucs
and then strike jackson OH the head with u
stOne.
Lewis Smith OF 52f Twentieth street saw
Heiderman shoot the deceased Albert For
tune also saw lleldermau shoot man
The jury returned a verdict that Wiynp7
Games TO his death by pistol shot wound
IN the abdomen inflicted ~ the hands Of
Frank lleldIrman.
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THE DISTRICTS WIRES.
superintendent Miles Recommen'

superintendent Miles Recon meuds
Ghat They he Put Under Ground.
Superintendent of the District rele.
graph and Telephone Service Henry
II. Miles ba, submitted his annual re.
port to the Commissioners for the fiscal
year ended June 80 last.
UNDERGROUND WIRES.
lie dcvotes considerable space to the
subject of underground cables and
urges the Commissioners to have the
wires put underground as soon as pos.
sible. He shows the practicibility Of
the underground wires after a test OF
four years. He submits estimates for
putting down half of the entire plant.
When this work Is accomplished the
District can take down the poles EN-.
braced within the area bounded by
Massachusetts avenue on the north,
Sixth street on the east, B street on the
south and Rock Creek on the west.
Also, all tho District poles In George.
town, except those on High street aud
those on NJ street west of High street.
AIR LINKS DISCUSSED.
He states that the disadvantages Of
air lines In the city are numerous, to
say nothing Of the unsightly poles
along the beautiful streets and avenues
of the National Capital. The air lines,
he says, must he abolished, or the
beautiful trees will have to be cut he
low the altitude Of the wires. Being
impraciicable to use poles of greater
length than sixty five feet, the cross.
trees are only sixty feet from the side.
walks, and 1t requires no argument to
show that the trees or the airline wires
must 60.
This plan embraces twelve miles of
,renchtnr and fifty miles Of wires, and
viii cost $75 600.
NEED oE MORE ALARMS.
Mr.. Miles calls attention to the neces
sity for more fire alarm stations or
signal boxes. lie states that many Of
the suburban villages are without pro.
teclion from fire on account OF the lack
of signal b'Xes. lie calls especial a..
tention TO UniOntown aud Mt. Pleasant.
and says twenty five more boxes could
he erected in unprotected localities
He says the growth OF the fire telegraph
has not kept pace with the growth Of
the city.
There were 240 alarms during the
year, being an increase of 10 over the
previous year.
THE TELEPHONE SERVICE.
The telephone service of the District
had in use 12 sets OF telephones, at a
rental of $40 each per annum, aud 10
sets of the wires of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Company, At rental of $50
per year each.
The estimates for next year ere $1s,
$50.
One inspector at salary of 5000 per
annum Is asked for in addition to the
present force.
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TEE TaaVa.1.3 .ia9..
""' una U.gi., br '.rtiir- io 900
'lH 80 Hrariu -'as.
MIL-..tL- -.

'ram no. f.pH 70, -,f-iIug.
For hn..'l -a Oh. o. .EIn.Hr .'U.4s, l' rtr-j
For ErN A.ta-i 80. o.. H.iI u3nFpl aI ruut.
man H'rlul #i.I, 'I .1d lHtII.. l. lt15.
"a tulnhIeg, nii pa .'r..r. dAo 30, ll.,0
y. 10
hud 1870 q 90. tIaIly for SrN York and
Iillghe'p4nE ie'n, 20 ! lnWuoD, $50,
90 ~ and u ~ y. M, ........
For BHitluure-tIi, '.aa o. $50 umi.od p.'0,
tdui'y except sunday. aud llilO Is M;
1900 tHncDmudatinal >, . OimtcD, $40,
d2O. f:gO $50, snO 10 and lt;aD ., IA Ui
sunday ullyHt gr1 o.. M. local for Dliti
more aud WY suliuu4.
For Chuago. Ciu5mnri md g. Louis-0.y0 u.
o. lItnutdl ana $40 GHd 10 op, n
f"r buHalu, Ehnlut and hrrribufF-v.)J a.
For Am4poIi3. -. IN, i10f. 4.iO aud 600
D. iu, tnuuluF 40 "a. rn. and $40 y. i1J
FOR ioUoN Crock Lu"His-jA a. NJ, $50 u, m,
ON week days only.
For Aicsunfriu-g, sI5. $40. io.l7A. m: igOt,
211, ltaa. f.5., ul, Hni. 1905 aud 1877 y. m
Sunday nt O., SEQ, g.li, i0.,7, a, M, t.Jj, col
For Richmond aud tho sluth-0 and 1887 a.
NJ eul l3I y m., '.'' eXgopt sunday
wa Atlantic Coast iiuC,
For Cincinnati, lou 40, ard st. Louis, via
Chesapeake HHd ualo-Hitin y, m.
For Fort Monroe, Newport We ~ and Nor
lulkHGNU and 1O.5 a. M ieEccpt 9uulaygD
For Lcc.buFg, Round uill aud points uu ". u.
4 " ara, Ia. daily except Sunday
and 4ii o. Iu
For Manassas. Thorougniars Gap and front
kuyti-s:s1 y, m except Sundays.
For v srreitou- t'2D u. M, 6.3O p. ". dailv
For Lyurh' utr, atlanta and New prleair--
30, and ll..u B. M daily for Atldutak
and n .. IA, via Midland,
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Commissioners.

We, the undersigned Banks ana Bankers,
will pay ull Prizes drawn IN the IuuYau4
state lotteries which may be presented at
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.

Second licliendni y. A. Root, Twenty
ttcond Infantry ts succeeded as recruiting
cfl'cer at Font Ljou, Colorado, By Second
Lieutenant l. W Littell, Tenth Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Carl Reichman, Twen.
tSfourih lufautfy, is relieved from duty as
Iecuillug officer at Fort Sill, and Second
Lieutenant w. l. Simpson, same regiment,
appointed in his stead.
Passed Assistnnt Surgeon James z. Gard
ner recently attached to the Naval Hospital
at NoIiolk left there Friday for Baltimore,
where he will Join the steamer Albatross OF
the Fish Commission service.
Light Battery F, Fourth Artillery, from
Fort Smelling, and one troop of cavalry, TO
he selected by the commanding general,
Department of the Missouri, from the cav
airy at Fort Leavenworth, have been ordered
70 report at Chicago October /, to Colonel
II. NJ. Black, Twenty.tbird Infantry, com.
msndiug the International Military E1.
c9mpmCnt. II Il distinctly uudefstOo1 that
the managers of the 1ncampmeut shall pro.
vide for the transportation Of these troops.
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The september .EcIect,c. -

The September Eclectic recommends itself
by goodly table OF contents, among which
is a collection Of EmIn Bey's letters from
Central Africa, which throw light on the
career OF this remarkable man. The
article on "Gold" is OF considerable inter
est, and Holman Hunts bit OF autobiogra-
pby-an account OF his painting his great
picture, "The Scapegoar'-will be read
with attention by lovers of art The au-
thor of the article on "Flags aud Binneys, ~
briggs together a good deal OF curious
archaeological knowledge. "rheocritus in
Sicily is a charming sketch, aud readers
will find quaint interest In the story of
"ILe Twins" which tue writer locates in
China. Harriet Brooke Davies in a
"Kitcben College" discusses the problem
OF training school for cooks, a matter
which has met with go much casual experl-
mcnt IN America; and In the closing paper,
"Contempomry Life aud Thought in
China" we have an interesting sketch OF
the condition of affairs in cOuntry where
Americana are bound 10 have greater aud
greater interest every year, Published BY
L. II. Pelton, 25 Bond street, New York,
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
WASHINGTON, AUGUST 20, 1887.
nv QUEEN,

She rules with power, che rules with art,
Somewhat tyranuical, tia true:
Her throne Ia built within my heart,
Her 'cep'reSwass o'er all l do
'1is seid when woman rules a man
She does so III such artful way
That he surmises not her plan
Aud thinks to serve her Is but play.
I'm gifted with keeDer sight;
know her schemes, her wilo5 are plain;
Yet siill think my buideus light go
Ae murInuring would be in vain.
] run her errands, pay her bills,
And nurse the babies half the time;
These are but sugsr-coated pills,
That man gulps down In every cline.
Aud so she plays her quecnly role;
] laugh aud jet beneath her gives;
Along life's road pay the toll,
While she but holds the reins and drives
Oh, yes, she rules. But tell her soY
| dare not for my very life
Call me blind fGOli Oh, we'll, YOU know
dearly love my queen-my wife.
-[roronto Grip.
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3...5...5.}jN(()II)eI1

For "wOrn-out," rundown" dohIita-
tod school tcuchcr9, Wilinpr5, gaNWatru usss9,
hlus'kccpDT, and feeble Wuucu gHuur.'y,
Dr r."roo- Fpvurito Prescription is tito
best ut all restorative tOr.r-, II iH mot u
"Gurc-ult" hut admirably UllilH u gMEip-
ness of purpose, being must potent SpH.i
iu for all those Chronic Wuuku's-ys uad
Diseases peculiar To- women, II is % rOWvr-
Wl, gUGyul Us WDll as uterine, tonic aud
urNluc, uu lmpurt5 ylgOr uud strength 10
tN" whole .ystrIu, II promptly cures weak
ness ul .1uuch, indigestion, hlontlng, weak
back, nervous prn,tratluu, debility and
E'Uplnssuy.s. iU ul.nur suN. FuNurtp Pre-
surIptiun rs aOlt hy drUEgists under our post
tire GlGrIu'rc. soc wnnpur urOund bottle.
Price si,N0, or six hotties for $500,
A largo Treatise ON Diseases of Women
goo pJ-Ds, woWscly Illustrated, sent for
ton cents iu guWps
Address, WuUn'S DGspENSARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION. G3 Main St., buffalo, n. Y.
SHUEE HEADACHE, bilious Headache,
aud Constipation, cured 10y nr. piCrCu's
Pellets. 20 cents vial, by druggists.
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Assaulted by Negroes.

MIR. II. Lee Wright, au employe OF the
Virginia Midland Railroad Company, while
returning home late Saturday night from
the grocery store Of Thomas Burroughs,
at Hunting Creek, near Alexandria, was
set upon by Eve burly negroes. During
the melee one Of the negroes drew razor
aud made 0 lunge at Mr.. Wflghts throat,
but succeeded only in cutting au ugly cash
on The left side OF bis neck. when Mr.
Wright fell from the loss Of blond the rob.
bers He'd, but one Of them gave him part.
Ing blow IN the face with brick. Mr..
Wright was picked up in an Unconscious
condition and taken 20 hia home, on leory
street, Alexandria, Va, where he received
medical attention.
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Magaxlnc of American uI.tory

The September number OF the "hagszne
Of American History "Opens with blngraph-
ical 1ketch OF General James NJ. Var
num- distinguished officer OF the reyolu.
tien, whose handsome portrait forms the
frontlspece. This paper is by Judge
Advocate Asa Bird Gardiner, U. 5, \
Other articles OF much historical interest
are "HOw California was SeCured,n by
Hubert II, Bancroft; "Union, Secession,
Abolition rs illustrated In the careers nf
Webster, Calhoun aud Sumner, by W. NJ,
Dickson OF Cincinnati; "lhe United States
aud the Greek Revolution by Charles X
Tuckerman, and "Our Revolutionary rhun.
der" by James ID. Butler. Tue entire mum
btr abuunds In novel aud Instructive mat
ter peculiarly interesting aud Instructive to
American readers
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Return OF the Light tImiantry.

Major Urell, commanding 81 battalion
n g., received a telegram from Colonel
Moore this muruiug statiog that the corp
will arrive bone at O'Clock this evening.
1t was expected that the corps would not
return until 9 o'clock The military com
psnles who propoSe giving the gallant white
coale reception will have to meet earlier
WHO have thus far rendered their services
are "a battalion N g.; Union Veteran
Corps and Custer Guard, Sons Of Veterans;
the COrcOrau Cadets and 1th battalion n G..
II Is expected that other organizations viii
participate. The liue viii form on sixth
street. right resting on PennsJ lvaui, ave-
nue.. The line Of march VIII be up the
Avenue to the armory on Fifteenth street.
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Al pInAnh nul.m

"Don't know what ails me l'ely Can't
cat well--csu't sleep well. Can't work, aud
don't enjoy doing anything Amt really
sick, and really amt we'll. Feel an kind
% played out, sOmrway That In gbrt
scores OF men say every day. Ifthey yuu u
take Dr. Pirre1's "Golden Medical Dis
coNrIy" they would soon have uD Ocrlsipn
to say H. ltpuriilrs the blood, tones up rnu
system and for'iiles It dgaiust disease. Il Us
great anti bilious remedy us well.
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Irom y a .. station.

POI Bllunurr-.s. G.s0, $50. 10, $50 ana 145
. n,i l&l0, l:.5. $50, l.3D. i.g1, i35, $40,
tiV, tHU. 53lN. H.aI aul I.Ii "a rn.; i.!i, 80
$50, $3.50 iln, hslJ rt5 s.25, llaDr. ~.
Fpr Auugpuiia-UHN $3.50 u IN, ana 1910 and
40 m. sunday, "ti u m and $50 o. m.
For l'uiutui liuuE-. rrI"T''E- -Ig'Iu 1855 q. IN ;
t:an %. m. Frederick uu Sunday, 1915 y m.
For umts iu alvuouuuru valley IA FAR as
luraN "dla p. ~. daily, except sunday
For Gulthcrshu hulr-Hul uUQ iyslu a. 10 1870,
94u b..D. a.i. $3.50 fuu I.3u p. m daily, cL-
cent SUNDAY; uu sunday. '-;lnG. M, LIS,
t:Ji, $3.50 and HE'D % M.
For lUWCr-5DWu-iU.iu e., 90. and 5.3O y, M
UHlly. except uudly.
For thiUaEo-lu.1a a. 49,. $40 %. 10. daily.
lpr Pitt hurg-lu.l 81. Iu. rH' D li daily
For Cincinnati Luni r,ls aud ST. LUuls-a.i5
and VJJ D. NJ daily
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snonrnANp 3 rYrE.wlLnNn
IN THREE MONTHS TIME
MlRIYhlS ClMMEnCIAL COLLEGE,
gi3 SIXTH STi;EET N. "
Near city POstuiiec.


TBl opening Sept 10. Catalogues free on
application NJ college Office, ON lrst floor,
nom u. IN. 10 y IN, or hy mall.
=. g. MAiVrIN. PrusitUut.
Z. X. URNEk, A. NJ. q. h., Principal.
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- corner III and d SITS n. VA practical
business education that qualities young men
aud women to support themselves aud sue
Ccs-fuy perform the active duties of life
lhorouuh instruction given IN Rapid Writ
ing, the English Language, Correspondence
Rapid Calculations Bookkeeping, Business
Practice, Ciycs. or Science Of citizenship,
SteuCgruphy and Type.Writing. Regular Day
and Evening Sessions resumed THURSDAY,
September I, at a. HI. and p. m Oltlce
orcu for arrangements, by the wear or quar-.
ter, ON and alter Monday. August %. full
Corps of Teachers. Tuition fnGs-llCgular
business course, day sessions one year, go
payable SO on entering and balance in
monthly iustalments of $40 each; "A year
scholarship, paid In full on entering, $50;
tuition Uer quarter of ten weeks, so, paid on
entering Nipht Sessions Tuition: SlG for
three months. or $50 for one year. Seats are
assigned In the order Of registration. Special
advantages secured by being present 1T the
opening uf day or night sessions. Illustrated
Circular sent free ON application.
HENRY G SPENCER. Principal.
MRS SARA A SPENCER Vice. priuCiDal
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Nlrs, Cicveinoh's McdnIiIon.

Augustus st. Gaudens, who designed the
Fausgut Statue in Madison square, New
YORK, has just completed the clay model NJ
a medallion portrait OF Mrs. Cleveland.
The artist met her while IN Marion, Mass,
ana Ohraiued the privilege OF several sir.
tiugs from her. The medallion will h- NJ
brop2e. The mold is al prcseut beuy
made. No one but the artist him,plf hls t.
yet seen the clay model, The work will
probably be finished IN about three weeks
The Washington critic., 1887-08-29
Address HgrIrvgd Leriuto
New Orears National BlD5,
New Orleans, Ia.

REMEMBER That tho presence OF Con at.. .
BtuuTygHrd and EUIy, VINO are M UNlrtnu.
thu CTuWMg-. leH guurJutuc of absolute HlH
ro-- ami Integrity, tli' Tine chances as .
equal uuH That moo ONE can possibly Ilyi.H
what number will draw prize
"REMEMBEN, also. that tho payment ui
prizes +. GUARANTEED BY rOUR 81.
m, NNL BANK Of Sew orleans, aIl 90.
ticN,ts arc slgu,d by tho President Of u n
.tituIiun who-r chartered rlshts arc ranr-.
Of all limitations and anonymous scho uesn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Petroleum..

B. X. Plain & Co, st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following on quotations:
Closed Saturday, G2a opened to-day, 63t;
highest, G2a; lowest. l2;2:l5 p m 62.
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished 10y
A. Mucgiil & Co bankers and brokers, 5ij
Seventh street northwest:
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PROVISIONS.

iIKCLE MARK Er. - Having Ful
y chased the stock and good will OF '|F 10
Market, corner ui Vt. ave and l. Il " .rH
estly solicit the liberal PATRONAGE giyfu n.
predecessors, and, by making such Ld iItNI
To stock as the demand may requlrH, Vnt
careful attention To business and prOnD. 20
livery Of orders, hope 10 give sltisfl'Hnr b.
all who patrOniZe us Respectfully.
5. l. WILLETT & S fl. GWYNNR,
Successors to II, S. Brooke & Co,
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su5tsE Ai'd
-HLIl- I'D l,. tsIltinn.

From Eostuu-IO IOi' "a. n, lExpross).
From New YORK. H'I, X, ana lg 70 a, m; 1870,
= 500 4 limited 80 lueWj, sas, s:h5
Oiiufy. aur luI, 3. ~.
From bpltuug,--' 80, $50. g. 1855, S1J $50,
and 10 70 IL. n.; i'uU 3, 3.lp, ., $50, 10
U.tNl.t 10, $40, and ll.ii y N.
FrNu Chicago ST. l.wr, Plt-blrc .ni Cln-
Ginhuil-t'u' .Ht $3.50 20 M; $40 and 1iI
pm.
From Anuapons-sO0a nj i.30 and $50 y. N.
From Buffalo, Eluura sud Harrisburg -9.30 q.
ui. and ESQ 20. m.
FROM Manassas TuH.OuCh'are Gap and Front
kuyat-g4i d. M, except sundays.
From NaTrntou I'D a. M, ls,Ni z u and
9St y. o.,
From Atlanta. New UuCau. and LynchburE-
sac a.. m. all l4Ol and -.53 y. ~.
From POpr's Crock Line 1885 "a, m, except
sundays jud $3.50 D. m.
From philGr ylyluH-har and 1888 a. m. and
$50, ., $40, q, '.ij new, s:ii, 1858 aud 1917
I.m
From Richmond aud the south-ii:2la. M;
$40 ana u %. M
From AIuKanGru-lsa IcNceps Monday, 615.
s'u, s"i g;i', iJ;F and llsI a, m.;
lHu. l:9t, 8:tI 5aO 7-J $3.50 IEl and II p.
n Sunday ut 1880, so AM llEl n, IN,
SEQ, Nal and n p. 20
FrpDl Cincinnati, Bnui.viiie aud So. Louis
h.5n and $3.50 D. m
From Fort Monroe Newpur News aud Nor
fOik-34U b, m. ,dally eNcGui sunday.
From Round lill, L'c~burg and points on W.
o. a W.--s4Oa. m and 5.tl p 10 fne even.
Mg train does not rln on Suudays.
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Upon the Mountains Brow.
DEER PARK And OAKLAND.
TWIN RESORTS OF TIE ALLEauANIEs.
5000 rect Above the s.eu.
SEASON OPENS JuNE 23D, 1887.

Deer Park and Oakland, but six mog dis
tant from each other, are connected by O..
perb carriage road Both are located directly
uIOn the main line OF tho Baltimore and Ohio
Il. H. ana all trains ftup at both points,
Under the capable management Of Mr.. Geo.
d. leshields, these famous resorts Will main.
tain the high standard ui previous scu4un7.
Among tho improvements that Will be
noted by former guests are the introduction
of electric lightsiutp house aud grounds. Large
swimming baths added to the bathing tb.
lishmunts for ladies and gentlemen: ingGiu-ed
and improved water supply drawn from Lhg
celebrated Boiling springs.
RATES $50, s,5 and $50 per month, accord
Ing To location. Diagrams Of rooms and nnur-
can be seen at the D. and o. ticket Dnluc, lIll
Pa. ave, Washington, u. g.
All communications should he addressed TO
Geo u. Deshields, Queen city Hotel, cum
horlHnd, Md. IN tO June 10. after that date
either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett Co., Nd.
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The Duiiy Dcath wc,I.
The following deaths have been reported
OF ~, nuulLL An.-.-.

at the Health Onice:
Nelson cooper, colorod, months.
Charles johnson, coorCd, - years.
John Wanes, cOlurcd. - years.
Marshall ID. Chase, white, 90 years.
Teresa Harper, cOlored, 10 months.
Henrietta Neal, COiurrd II months.
Emma Kelsey. white 20 years.
James Galngan, white. 75 years.
Virginia Washington, colorcd, q years
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Ae a. q u. 4lnttun.

From Balumuro-J.30, $40, $50. 40. loss, iO4s
arO ll:li "a. M 100 d:U5, $40 $40, 035,
7:lU, D. -HJ and g:3l y ~ r. - A M. On
Sunday, $40, IN, lNaa, 1913 d. No.; 2.jO, 800,
h.sU, t85 SAB. $3.50 %. No.; 1870 a. N.
From AnuaIOliH-s.I0 ful 1895 A. nj. / 80 and
5:sUp. NJ SUNDAY ipAi u. and 1:H p. M
From FrCdorluk-saj, 0.3i o.. 100 and 40,
sI' y II CHily, except sunday ON sun
Gag, N.!5 u. m.
From harpers Forry-5lt o. r. daily.
From GaitAVrshurg-7Il 80. gaS, li.85,
D N. -.5s. I, 6:lJ, ST" and go % m. sun
Gay sa', lOHDu. IN, $50, ~ aud II 20 . IN,
From UugCrstuwH-lHj IN and ll5, 40,
Sai o IN. duily, except sunday
From Chicago and Pit'shUrp-t2l and 40 o
III and 49O ., m. daily.
From Cincinnati, LOpisville and So, Louis
Gu a m. and l;l5 y. m daily.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-29
"AIdcruey nrur, Nn,snns.

Fresh Al1cucy butter churuld every
morning ard delivered In 10 "Wurd'
pimis, 4Oc per No Also cottage cheese,
huticrmiil, and sweet milk, Be, per ut.
Cream, l5e, per pt.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-29
Ne,y PnrtrnIt nr N.r-- NIevcInn

New Portrait OF NarI Eievciaui
Mr.. Paul Rlion, the distinguished French
etcher, while in this country in the winter
Of 1867, received from the editor of the
Studio a commission to execute portrait
of Mrs. Cleveland for that journal, aud the
etching sppears iu the July number. 1t Is
pronounced one of the most brilliant and
expressive OF all the artistic portraits. rhe
same number OF the Studio also contains 'ix
full-page illustrations, three Ot them from
etchings by Rembrandt, TO accompany an
article by Mr. Edward IL. Greenlelf, the
curator Of the Boston Museum OF Fin
Arts, aud three from original paintings II
the Duraud Ruel collection; the portrait
OF Pope Leo Kill, by Gsllard; "rne Poor
Fisherman, by Puyis de Chavlnnes, AID
THE Death of Bull" by the sculptor
FalguleTe.